Bend a long vine to the ground, bury a 12-inch section, leave 6 inches exposed. Roots form over winter; sever and transplant next fall. For superior varieties, consider UGA releases 'Cowart', 'Triumph', or 'Noble'—the latter has more antioxidants than blueberries.
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